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Is there something like ipython for Haskell? GHCI is fine but some subtleties are missing. Like typing a prefix and going through a subset of the command histor
by stablepeak 13y ago
Is there something like ipython for Haskell? GHCI is fine but some subtleties are missing. Like typing a prefix and going through a subset of the command history. And also the numpy/scipy/matplotlib toolkit that come with the -pylab option would be great!
- lelf 13y agoGhci comes with editline/readline generally. So Ctrl-r is backward search.
- boothead 13y agoIt gets a little better when run ghci from emacs in a cabalized project, but I agree it's still no ipython.
- carterschonwald 13y agoThere's some promising work that might lead to a nice i python analogue, but I don't anticipate anything being ready for prime time before the fall
- octo_t 13y agohugs is a different interpreter for haskell, but doesn't have anywhere close to the features of GHCI
- triplepoint217 13y agoMaybe it is possible to write a haskell mode for ipython? I watched Fernando and one of the Julia guys hack up communication between ipython and a Julia interpreter in an afternoon. Depending on how ghci is implemented it might not be much harder.
- gtani 13y agohttp://bfj7.com/posts/2013-04-22-innovation-week-days-1-2.html http://bfj7.com/posts/2013-04-22-innovation-week-days-1-2.ht... (haven't tried it yet)